The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28
2 THE NEW SCHEDULE.
OF THE ONO BASE BALL LEAGUE
Games OF the Wheeling Club Mt Home and
Absoaa-A New Pitcher Signed By the
Green stockings-ro-morrow Con.
est-Sotes-Associntion battles,


last chance to see tho home club play I'M.
III to-day week when they open the
championship games in this city with the
steubenville club, after playing that club
on thor grounds Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. This Ia according to the re-.
viaed schedule. The old one provided for
the opening games Of tho season with
zhnesville on Monday. The present
schedule Is favorable to Wheeling, mas.
much as It saves the homo club nearly
$500 in railroad fares. ag,. ag'
1t will be seen by the schedule which
IL appended that the Wheeling club plays
twenty cameo ct homo during Msy. 1t Is
doubtful whether go many games in Quo
month will be profitable, but tt was tho
best the committee could do. Tim only
&ickers against the revised schedule are
Columbus and Mansfield, but 90 no one
club in the League ia entitled to the cart,
|. Is presumed that the two clubs named
will hsve 10 grin and bear It. r'
President Clugs,on has not yet 40.
pointed the umpires and official scorers,
but 1t 10 thought no will announce them
before the week ia out. The prospects,
for puccesstul seasoc arc very bright.
NEW PLAYER sidNEp.
The Wheeling club yesterday signed a
now pitcher named Carey, of Indanapo-
liz, who was highl , recommended by Cap
tain Jack Glasacock, Of The Indianapolis
League team. Carey played last season
With the Pennsylvania State League, aud
Ia said to 6s successful twirier. HIS ID.
c0pic telegram to tho management yes.er-
day was na follows: "AcCopt your terms.
CAn hold my own with tho beat Of thom."
Carey VIVA wired 10 come on Immediately,
nnd will probably play in ono OF tho
games with the Bella. The Wheeling
team is now pretty we'll provided with
| pitchers.
Smith, who hes been playing right
field, and WA to have pitched against the
Belly last Saturday, was granted permits
sicn togo homo Tor some clothea, promia.
lug 10 be back III time for the game, but
Tor aome reason has not reported yet.
The games tomorrow and Saturday
with the Bells, OF Pittsburgh, will be close.
ly contested, 40 the Pittsburgh team will
be greatly strengthened by Smith and
Patterson. Of the Hamilton club, who re-.
Gently signed with them. Let there be- q
iull turnout on both days.
DIAMOND DUST.
Manndeld beat a picked nine on Tuesday
2 too.
Kalamazoo Inns signed Dick Van Zandt
to play first base.
Akron now has Sawhill, the mute, re-
lcascd by Zaneaville.
The Bufialos havo lest over $500 in their
tour, thanks to the Interstate commerce
law.
Harry Pinnell, Of Detroit, will be given
. hisl IN the ouifield by the Mansfield
club.
Charlie Mitchell, Akrons first bsse,nsn.
iG said to BIO the tallest man in the Ohio
League.
sandusky won the fist game PLAYED
this season, defeating the Shamrocks, Of
Cleveland, 9 to ..
The Hamiltons defeated the Altoonas
IN the second game by a score of 6 to 8.
The game was called twice on account Of
rain.
OF tho Chicago players Anson has been
with tho White Stockings since they en-.
tered the League-ll years; Williamson,
9 yeare, Flint S, Burma I, pfeher /, Sunday
3, Clsrsson . and Ryan and Flynn i
each. baldwin, Pyle, Darling, Daily, Sulli-
van and Eardie arc all new men.
Tho Detroits haven't gained ANYTHING
it teems, by their preliminary games
down South. They lott the warm region
and assembled in the cold Northwest. All
the plsyera are more or less "knocked
out" jim White, one Of the big Four"
10 Frustrated with pneumonia and con.
fined to his bed.